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jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.We've been using jQuery for all the javascript bits n pieces on the site for a while now. Used to use www.dannychoo.com/clickout.php?url=http://script.aculo.us/ but the base files were too big and there we not as many people developing plugins for it.Yesterday, we rolled out Image Annotations that enables you to leave notes on images which helps increases user interaction and makes communication in each article much more fun.We are using this plugin which you should be able to install easily. We took a step further and ripped apart its guts to integrate it with our commenting system. In the future you will be able to comment with your Twitter account. For now the only integration with Twitter that we have is the www.dannychoo.com/clickout.php?url=http://twitter.com/dcc... account - all comments from this site are automatically sent to that account which not only makes it easy to keep track of comments, a load of keywords also will be indexed in Twitter's search results and link back to DC.The Image Annotation system on DC is in beta mode and there are a few outstanding non-showstopper bugs which I will cover in a mo.

The original article for this image lives at www.dannychoo.com/post/en/25316/JQuery+Plugins.html

Sets in "slideshow" mode by Neil Kandalgaonkar

If you have the jQuery plugin Fancybox installed, octopress-flickr plugin will display next and previous buttons for your sets, and enable left and right keystrokes.

That is me! by Ryan

jQuery Conference by ClearCase Studios

agreed!!

Bocoup by Ben Alman

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The future is cool

(T-shirt edition)

Breakout Session by Douglas Neiner

Yehuda Katz by Niall Kennedy

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Yehuda Katz presenting jQuery selectors.

2014-02-28_08_57_23 by Aloha Editor

jQuery UK 2015 by Al Power

shots from jQuery UK 2015

jQuery UK 2015 by Al Power

shots from jQuery UK 2015

jQuery UK 2015 by Al Power

shots from jQuery UK 2015

jQuery_form_plugin by debugi

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jQuery_form_plugin

More Pics For PP Presentation by CUNYLab2013

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City Tech OpenLab

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//

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jQuery("#home-new-member-wrap").jCarouselLite({

btnNext: ".next",

btnPrev: ".prev",

vertical: false,

visible: 2,

auto:4000,

speed:200

});

jQuery("#header #menu-item-40 ul li ul li a").prepend("+ ");

});

#wpadminbar {

DISPLAY: none

}

HTML {

MARGIN-TOP: 28px !important

}

* HTML BODY {

MARGIN-TOP: 28px !important

}

jQuery(document).ready( function() { jQuery("a.confirm").click( function() { if ( confirm( 'Are you sure?' ) ) return true; else return false; }); });

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